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My Head Is Shaped Like a Candy Corn (Hi Nolan!)
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Hamilton - I’ve criticized you here for both your child like understanding of economics and your candy corn shaped head.  In the interest of balance, i’d like to thank you for the good reporting on this issue - most people wont report anything negative about the thing they’re most caregaymad about, and this story

I don’t know you IRL and I’m not an internet stalker so i’m not going to look at your comment history.  It sure is weird though that the left (again, not your average democrat voter, i’m talking about the internet commentariat that calls themselves liberals or leftists as evidenced by the comments on any article here

Most on the left ( and I don’t mean normal adult Americans who happen to belong to the Democrat party, I mean Internet Leftists) actively cheer against the US at every single opportunity with zero regard for whom they are cheering. They just hate the US. You must be new to the Internet if you havent observed and

Also, while Iraq was a failure in an absolute sense if you’re judging it based on our ability to nation build, from the perspective of regime change, it was 100% effective.  Kind of like the death penalty may or may not be a deterrent to other criminals, but it’s a 100% deterrent to to the guy in the chair.  Likewise,

It’s really an odd strategy. They’re keeping Russiagate in the news, which is going to ultimately lead to the investigation of how it got started in the first place, which definitely isn’t going to be good news for the dems. It’s already crystal clear that they’re not going to pin anything on Trump, but it’s starting

The mullahs have promised, repeatedly, to destroy Israel, to ‘wipe it off the map’. Nobody on the left seems to take them literally. Welp, the blood of a couple million Israelis will forever be on your hands when it happens.  More than any other reason, that’s why there needs to be regime change.  The next Government

A lot of Iranian people are going to die, go on and accept that Iran isn’t immune from the forces of history and human nature. Either they’re going to stumble into a shooting war with the US, either via direct confrontation, or via one of their odious proxy groups in the ME, in either case it’ll be catastrophic for

Except Russia blinked last time they tried. This isn’t a 3rd grade classroom, it’s Realpolitik, where we need neither apologize or ask permission for exercising and working towards what we view as our own self interest.  Iran is free to do likewise, but are a small player on a big stage nipping at the heels of a

Agreed, pinning the next government shutdown on Nancy and the dem congress would be best for Trump

It’ll end up in court and Congress will lose. The law and the precedent is pretty clear that Congress’ ability to subpeona is limited and can’t be used for a purely political purpose.  Nancy and Adam can gesticulate hysterically about Russia all the like but outside of the Gawker faction of US politics, nobody gives a

What you’re seeing the Trump administration do in Iran is exactly what you’re calling for. There’s no invasion, there’s no direct interference in Iran’s internal governance. What’s happening is the world’s economic and military hegemon pressuring a rogue regime with the tools at it’s disposal.   Not a single country,

The goal is regime change.  The US isn’t going to strait up mount an invasion, but should Iran do something stupid, even by proxy, the US has the assets in place to wreck large swaths of Iran’s static military assets and deny their merchant fleet access to blue water.  There will be plenty of grumbling from the

This explains why India (and a bunch of others) agreed to Trump’s demand they stop importing Iran’s oil.  Iran, much like you I suspect, doesn’t have many friends.  Sure, they can play footsie with China and their immediate neighbors, but nobody is paying them market rate for their oil.  They’re still making money on

A bunch of Iranians, I suspect. I’m an old, and remember the 1979 revolution. As late as 1978, the Shah’s position was rock solid and conventional wisdom was highly confident that Khomeini was just another rabble rouser destined to die at the hand of SAVAK.

Yeah, i get it. People, particularly people who are plugged in politically, tend to mouth certain platitudes about him. I think we know why that is, but absolutely nobody is pining for his return to office.  DiBlasio won’t get the same white glove treatment when he’s out of office.  Speaking of that, I’m going to meet

Actually, the pressure campaign is working. Iran has few allies, even fewer who will admit to it. Iran gins up a new war between Hamas and Israel to try to get the Arab world untied behind them, except all of Iran’s belligerence in the levant is now working against them.  If there is any pan-arab consensus, it’s anti

I will say (and should have put this in my other post) that when DiBlasio announced his run for Mayor, he had no chance. I mean he was like 6th in the polls or something. I remember reading a fawning writeup of him in the New Yorker, I think , when he was still way back in the pack, and thinking how glad I was that he

Yes we need another NY Halfwit that has a constant stream of stupid tweets in the whitehouse

I work extensively with C level people across NYC Government, and have for most of the last 20 years. I can say that, without a hint of sarcasm or exaggeration, Today’s NYC is worse run than it was under David Dinkins, who is commonly held to be the worst mayor in the last 100 years.  DiBlasio’s appointees are mostly

No, i mean she’s a literal lesbian who wanted to become more relevant. Today’s Democrat party would be much more inclined to nominate her than her big stupid show husband.